Chapter

 1 II |        belong to God, the nations being once for all counted by
 2 II |      either, with a view to their being approved, the power of trial
 3 V  |          unexpectedly seized, and being brought before the magistrate,
 4 VI | injunction to flee, their mission being to preach first to the lost
 5 VI |     Gospel message, lest by their being at once put down, the diffusion
 6 VI |   deliverance from persecution by being let down from the wall,
 7 VII|       what are we to think of our being ordered to take ourselves
 8 VII|        the appearance of His will being thwarted by another will.
 9 XII|          face from spitting, and, being numbered with the transgressors,
10 XII|          who will despise him for being (what he is), a denier?
11 XII|         ridicule? While, then, in being unwilling to be delivered
12 XII|          held up to the public as being what I am, I have acknowledged
13 XII|     unwilling to be so held up as being, that is, a Christian. Can
14 XII|         down at their feet, there being, without a doubt, many of
15 XII|     question then was started, it being a tribute coin due indeed
16 XII|          owe God, indeed, a human being and my own blood; but I